DocumentCode
769525
Title
Analyzing of segregation in mixtures of 3-methylpyridine and heavy water by dynamic neutron radiography (II)
Author
Krosi, F. ; Balaskó, M. ; Jancsó, G.
Author_Institution
Szent Istvan Univ., Godollo, Hungary
Volume
52
Issue
1
fYear
2005
Firstpage
285
Lastpage
289
Abstract
In 3-methylpyridine-heavy water mixture, the segregation in the closed-loop phase diagram in relation to the temperature and heavy water concentration was studied by dynamic neutron radiography (DNR) at the 10 MW VVR-SM Research Reactor in Budapest, Hungary. On the pixel properties of the DNR images, taken from the phase separation process by Iman 2β v. image analyzing program, polynomial fitting, 3-D intensity histograms were applied. For modeling the segregation process, a two-variable segregation model: S=f(T,D) was set up. From the partial differentiation of the function f with respect to the temperature it was established that the highest rate changes in the segregation take place in the region of 50-55°C and are modified by 3-methylpyridine concentration. The increase in the segregation process progresses up to 93-96°C, then declines.
Keywords
fission research reactors; heavy water; liquid mixtures; neutron effects; neutron radiography; nondestructive testing; organic compounds; phase diagrams; phase separation; segregation; 10 MW; 10 MW VVR-SM Research Reactor; 3-D intensity histograms; 3-methylpyridine concentration; 3-methylpyridine-heavy water mixtures; 50 to 55 C; D2O; closed-loop phase diagram; dynamic neutron radiography; heavy water concentration; image analyzing program; neutron imaging; partial differentiation; phase separation; pixel properties; polynomial fitting; two-variable segregation model; Histograms; Image analysis; Inductors; Mathematical model; Neutrons; Pixel; Polynomials; Radiography; Separation processes; Temperature; 3-methylpyridine; Heavy water; image analysis; modeling; neutron imaging; neutron radiography; segregation;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9499
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TNS.2005.844015
Filename
1417151
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